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Kyuubi4269 posted...

I don't think it should apply to businesses, but not on grounds of morality. I think it's pragmatic to make starting a business as intising, simple and free as possible.

I honestly did not think people still opposed the Civil Rights Act in 2019. I guess if that's where you're at I'm probably not going to change your mind without explaining why the Civil Rights Act was important.

Remember this works both ways, you could make a cafe that doesn't serve Trump supporters and "Nazis" if you want, the operative word being "want".

What do you mean "both ways?" Gays vs. Trumps supporters or white supremacists is not a "two ways" dichotomy. There are protected classes in the Civil Rights Act. LGBT activists want sexuality to be included as a protected class, like race. They are not pursuing adding political orientation, on either side, as a protected class.

But again, if you think it should still be legal for gas stations to ban black people I can see why you would want them to be able to ban homosexuals too.